Narendra Modi

Russia and China cast darker shadows now for Irish investors than during days of Brics buzz

Caveat: Moscow’s invasion reveals risk of investing in the non-western economies

Narendra Modi faces early referendum as several Indian states go to polls

Voters in Uttar Pradesh concerned about economy but ruling BJP keeps focus on religion

India declares two days of mourning after Bollywood singer’s death

Lata Mangeshkar (92), a soprano known as the ‘nightingale’ of India, dies with Covid

India’s rising Omicron wave brings a grim sense of deja vu

Memories of overwhelmed hospitals and funeral pyres are fresh as leaders offer mixed message

In India’s water-stressed villages, Modi seeks a tap for every home

Thousands of engineers overseeing $50bn undertaking to more than 2.5m miles of pipe

India refuses foreign-funding licence for Mother Teresa’s charity

Crack down on Missionaries of Charity as Modi’s government tightens restrictions on NGOs and charities

Head of Indian military among 13 killed in helicopter crash

Gen Bipin Rawat and his wife die in incident near military college in Tamil Nadu state

Russia and India strike trade and arms deals during Putin visit

India to produce more than 600,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles under deal signed in New Delhi

Daily Covid cases in South Africa quadruple as Omicron variant spreads

World wrap: Rio cancels NYE party, UK scientists warn about Omicron threat

Modi abandons unpopular farm reforms after year-long protests

Indian PM to repeal laws after sit-in protests in which more than 600 protesters died

Modi’s party bans non-vegetarian food carts in four Indian cities

Vendors also prohibited from selling within 100m of schools, parks and religious places

Prospect of 1.8 degree global warming limit ‘a hypothesis’

Cop26 negotiations are ‘optimistic’ but problems are not solved – former French PM

Cop26: Ireland to sign global pledge for 30% cut in methane emissions

Taoiseach stresses pledge is global and not national on day one of climate summit

Cop26: Taoiseach calls for climate crisis action to match rhetoric as leaders at summit urged to act

Boris Johnson will tell talks that humanity has 'long since run down the clock on climate change'

Panel to investigate Indian government’s alleged phone monitoring

Truth behind claims Pegasus spyware used for illegal surveillance set to be uncovered

India celebrates billionth Covid-19 vaccine dose following slow start

Huge disparity between partly and fully vaccinated people remains

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